Moonlight Sonatas 3rd Movement

This is me playing moonlight sonatas 3rd movement. It is my favorite song and written by my favorite composer. I know I don't play it too great, but since everybody liked my other performances I'm sure you'll like this one. I don't compose I copy. I like this description I found much better though, "This furious movement is in startling contrast to the contemplative opening of the sonata, and test technique and endurance of every pianist who attempts it. Not heard as often as the gorgeous adagio, it is a breathtaking achievement often overlooked."

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classical
• piano
• performance
• ludwig
• beethoven
• moonlight
• sonata
• 3rd
• part
• three
• movement

[138129138129]

tune the fucking piano first

[TheVerb]

It was great, but too much pedal

[codmw2haloreachyeah]

I learned this song when I was 12, it wasn't that hard to memorise this piece, but hard to play it. I think that u should work on ur pedal XD

[Beatles4ever056]

LOL Your Hair is funny :P

[steveharley0345]

Ever heard of pedal control?

[wongy2006]

it sounds to me as though you're pedalling on the runs... don't XDDD

pedal only on the chords at the end of the runs and then release the pedal for the next run

[300musicmaster]

well i think part of the bad sounding-ness is the fact that the piano is horribly out of tune it's not your fault :)

[mortenkul]

This was HORRIBLE.

Just some of the right hands melody is right played.

Rest isn't worthy !

[azohopar]

its pretty good but did u learn it by ear? cuz dis isnt right ^^

[wadusboi]

y is it that most video's of people playing this piece, do not know how to use the pedal properly

[cyberrider99]

nice house, horribly tuned piano ... tell your parents to invest more money to the piano then to the kitchen ;)

[artv4nd3l4y]

I remember when i was like 12, noteworthy composer had this as a demo song, that's why i liked it so much. I know what you're saying here, you just wanted to be able to play it. You need to hold off on it though and learn more basic skills before you try to learn them all at once.